Skyrim in 2 languages

Hello Demoncat130,

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do you mean the us website?

if you have an spanish or mexican account then no skyrim defaults to your local language of your account

there is no multiple language support ingame

its one set language per region or 2 but usually labeled in the game title

The language on my Xbox is right and you can't change the language in Skyrim

What else could it be?

Your response war fairly legalistic, the Xbox I bought in Swiss was packaged with English being the dominant language i.e. everything was written in English first with German translation following. The skyrim game was pictured with the English header "FULL
GAME DOWNLOAD" emblazoned on the picture of skyrim game. The details on the Xbox states local capabilities followed by the phrase "the games on demand supports English". Taking all of this into account I don't think it was unreasonable for me to assume that
the game would be in English.

So I'd like to understand from your perspective why you would think that I would have expected to be locked into a German only game.

Also, I am not sure whether you are aware that Swutzerland has four official languages , German being just one.

Hi, I can only echo what others have said where this is an issue with the game uploaded to the respective regions, and unfortunately this is not only an issue with skyrim. If anything I suggest making a request that games be available in more/all languages
on demand in the wish list feedback forum. A few people have done so before, so hopefully if enough voice is heard, a change in language policy can be made for Microsoft. Unfortunately that doesn't help you in the short term.